Synonyms for crowd out
crowd out

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1. crowd out

   Objects are displaced when moved out of the place they have occupied; they are misplaced when put into a place where they should not be. One may know where to find what he has misplaced; what he has mislaid he can not locate.

   Synonyms:
   confuse, derange, disarrange, displace, disturb, jumble, mislay, misplace, remove, unsettle

   Antonyms:
   adjust, array, assort, classify, dispose, group, order, place, put in order, put in place, set in order, sort

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1. force out, crowd outverb

   press, force, or thrust out of a small space

   "The weeds crowded out the flowers"

   Synonyms:
   send away, gouge, squeeze out, rouse, give notice, drive out, give the sack, squirt, force out, dismiss, displace, can, depose, eject, sack, evict, terminate, rout out, give the axe, fire

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1. Dexter Fowler:

   We took the crowd out of it, we knew Folty would try to get ahead of us. We were trying to get some good pitches to hit. It was a little easier to see the ball today.

2. Samantha Heller:

   When we frontload our diet with plant based foods such as berries and peppers, we crowd out less healthy options like French fries and burgers, it could also be that these people are more health conscious than others.

3. Sarah Church:

   We really encourage people to do more of whatever it is they love, so, [that means] adding more positive, fun activities to their lives that sort of crowd out the amount that they’re drinking and increasing pleasurable activities.

4. Darrell Issa:

   Unfortunately, loopholes in the program have allowed a small handful of employers to game the system to displace American workers, and crowd out others who legitimately need the limited slots ... to recruit individuals with unique skill sets not available here at home.

5. Sarah Church:

   So, [that means] adding more positive, fun activities to their lives that sort of crowd out the amount that they’re drinking and increasing pleasurable activities.